A 70 year old male presents to the urology department with a small lump on the foreskin of his penis
A 70 year old male presents to the urology department with a small lump on the foreskin of his penis, not involving the glans. The 4.2cm lump is seen to be invading into the subepithelial tissue on an ultrasound and is staged as T1a. What would be the most appropriate management for the local tumour?
Select the SINGLE most appropriate option from the list below. Select ONE option only.
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